Poonam Pandey undoubtedly succeeded in her goal of becoming a topic of conversation albeit by throwing ethics, sensitivity and basic empathy to the winds.
The Interim Budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman earlier this month failed to reflect its commitment towards the development of minorities. This becomes evident through various reasons, including the discontinuation of several schemes and institutions.
The Gender Impact Studies Center, at IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi conducted a Two-Month Online National Winter School Program on ‘Young Women Leaders in Public Policy Fellowship’ from January 6th, 2024 to March 8th 2024.
The Gender Impact Studies Center, at IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi conducted a Two-Month Online National Winter School Program on ‘Young Women Leaders in Public Policy Fellowship’ from January 6th, 2024 to March 8th, 2024.
Mr. Rakesh Pandey began by suggesting some of the research papers based on the topic by various renowned professors, for example, Persistent Effects of Mita Mining. The economics paper tries to study Mita's economic system in Latin America. The paper written by Melissa Del talks about the persistent effects of Matha, a very innovative way of doing it and that is employing the Regression discontinuity. Mita happened in 1500-1600 AD, 400 years ago.
India wants to be among the top 3 world economies by 2047, which is dependent on greater spending on education, health and social welfare schemes. But the Interim Budget harks back to lower allocation trends.